git-log-with-ci-status

Show recent git log entries with inline CI status icons — a one-shot snapshot of which commits on a branch are passing, failing, or pending.

Overview

Unlike watch-ci, which watches a branch and waits for CI to finish, git-log-with-ci-status gives you an instant summary of the CI state for recent commits. This is useful for a quick health check of a branch, or for finding the most recent green commit.

Prerequisites

• hub CLI tool

Usage

git log-with-ci-status [options] [<branch>]

Parameters

• <branch>: Branch or ref to log (default: current branch)

Options

• -n <count>: Number of commits to show (default: 30)
• -h, --help: Show help message and exit

Examples

# Check CI status on current branch
git log-with-ci-status

# Check a specific branch
git log-with-ci-status main

# Show only the last 10 commits
git log-with-ci-status -n 10

# Check a remote tracking branch
git log-with-ci-status -n 5 origin/main

Output Format

Each commit is shown on one line with its SHA, CI status icon, and subject:

a1b2c3d: ✓ Fix login redirect bug
e5f6g7h: ✗ Add payment integration
i9j0k1l: ○ Update dependencies
m2n3o4p: ? Refactor auth module

Icons

Icon	Meaning
✓	CI passed (success)
✗	CI failed
○	CI is running (pending)
?	No CI status found

See Also

• watch-ci — Watch a branch and get notified when CI finishes